Farah Issa: A Psychic Woman Who Helped Solve Murders

By Kamal Ghazal

Farah Issa is an Egyptian woman whose extraordinary sensitivity to unseen realms has placed her among a rare group of individuals known as "detective psychics".

While her professional life revolves around running a successful business, her name became publicly associated with criminal investigations after she provided crucial information, through vivid dreams and visions, that helped solve multiple murder cases in Egypt.

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Shish Piercing: A Sufi Practice Beyond Pain

Among certain Islamic Sufi orders, there exists a ritual known as “Darb al-Shish” (literally “striking with a skewer”), where participants, often devotees or petitioners are pierced with metal skewers, knives, or other sharp objects through their cheeks, abdomen, or limbs without apparent injury or bleeding. These ceremonies sometimes also involve walking on hot coals or even handling live snakes.

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Sariya al-Jabal: A Remarkable Case of Telepathy

By Kamal Ghazal

In the year 645 AD (23 AH), during the reign of Omar Ibn Al-Khattab, the second Caliph of Islam, a fascinating incident occurred that many today would recognize as an early historical account of telepathy, the ability to transmit thoughts or knowledge across vast distances without the use of the five senses.

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